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My name is Jannisol, im a liberal arts math and science major in persuit of  studying veterinary medicine. One of the things i've always enjoyed was caring for animals and drawing. I first started drawing at the age of 8. I remember always having drawing competitions with my cousins or my friends. This helped me develop my drawing skills over the years but i eventually stopped. Ive always had an appreciation for art especially performing arts. I would always join school talent shows, participate in acting clubs and even got chosen to go to a ballet school back in middle school because of how much i enjoyed and invested time into this thing we call art. I appreciate the fact that art has many forms and different ways we can express it. I chose this class hoping to learn how art developed and influence all these different eras in time.

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